i know a girl who's surname is oakley.....

well i watch it at about 5am every 3 days (if its a new episode i havent seen) coz i up during the night and watching PYCR at night in a dark room with just the tv glowing is so much more dramatic. i watch it in my duvet with an oj and muffin or other pasta related snack.

after all it is true what they say...within every adult is a child screaming to get out.

do not fret my learned one, i am 20 going on 25! this lot in here are about 18-24! you are very much not alone

c u

well if that was the case i could understand why, i mean season one really isn't all that, although two is markedly better. i thought before that series 4 was best, but having seen it again, it was very linear being the same format almost through each level. five was good (and will be) because watch...

you seemed really nervous when treguard asked to introduce yourself.....i completely empathize!


by the way this is my first message in about 2 or 3 months, so.......hello.

argghh!.....won't let me put meow cat

what...a girly thingy...pussy cat!.......dreadnought

welll....i thought dreadnought was a pussy cat

so it would seem my elf kin are around after all....

me 20. can't remember when i started watching it, or how though- i do definitely remember s4 with the sort of ruins of level 3 and i remember a team winning, but then for some reason i remember season 2 as well!

amen

watching sumaya et al last nite, the scroll said be an amber gambler, but there was no amber only gold and  a red gemstone which they took-but met a witch who only liked amber- and perished as a result of having no word for dreadnought. treguard himself said the team should have taken the yellow gem...

:o hi ya guys. Knightmare really was so unique in its ability to shock and scare, but at the same time being totally gripping and enthralling. The anticipation was the key, wondering what was through the next door. I will never forget the sense of dread i felt the first time treguard warned: "m...

i reckon smirky definitely, with his sophistication and dry humour.